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Urology Operative Team
RIRS (retrograde endourological procedure) for kidney stones
Urology Operating Table
Lithotomy Position for Endourology Operations
Retrograde pyelogram
Ureteroscopy with ureteric stone extraction and ureteric stent insertion
RPG and Ureteric stent insertion
Flexible cystoscopy
Prostate biopsy
MRI prostate
Prostate biopsy procedure
Bone Scans in Prostate Cancer
BPH – Ultrasound and Uroflowmetry
Very large prostate. But no symptoms:
Pre-void
Pre-void
Conclusion: BPH and its treatment does not have anything to do with the size of the prostate. Size of the prostate does not matter. It is the prostatic compression and bothersome symptoms of BPH that requires treatment
Bladder stones
Kidney Cysts
Prostatic cyst
Testis
Vesicovaginal fistula with stones
Urethral stricture dilatation
TURP (Transurethral Resection of the Prostate)
Evacuation of blood clots in bladder
Cystoscope
Ellik Bladder Evacuator
Toomey Irrigator
Minor Operations
URODYNAMIC STUDY / URODYNAMICS
Bladder Outlet Obstruction – Bladder Neck Obstruction
Hypotonic Neurogenic Bladder
Bladder Outlet Obtruction – BPH
Neurogenic Bladder: Spinal Injury – T3 Vertebral Fracture, Quadriparesis
– Beware of Autonomic Dysreflexia / Hyperreflexia during procedure
Equivocal Bladder Outlet Obstruction – with Myogenic / Neurogenic Detrusor Weakness
Hypotonic Neurogenic Bladder
Inter vertebral disc prolapse L4 / L5, Numbness Right leg, Focal Neurological Deficit, Parasacral Paresthesia
